SS6H6 The student will analyze the impact of European exploration
... Portugal established the earliest of the modern European colonial empires. The Portuguese empire lasted for centuries. It started with Prince Henry, the son of the king of Portugal. Henry sent Portuguese ships down the west coast of Africa. He wanted to find a route around the continent to India and ...
... Portugal established the earliest of the modern European colonial empires. The Portuguese empire lasted for centuries. It started with Prince Henry, the son of the king of Portugal. Henry sent Portuguese ships down the west coast of Africa. He wanted to find a route around the continent to India and ...
Age of Exploration
... Prince Henry gained his reputation by sponsoring many voyages of discovery along the western coast of Africa ...
... Prince Henry gained his reputation by sponsoring many voyages of discovery along the western coast of Africa ...
SS 8 - Age of Exploration
... b. around the Cape of Good Hope c. around Cape Horn d. to England 15. Francis Drake was the first English captain to sail into the Pacific Ocean by rounding the bottom tip of South America which is called; a. Cape Horn b. Cape Canaveral c. Cape of Good Hope d. Cape Fear e. Cape 7 years and 33 days o ...
... b. around the Cape of Good Hope c. around Cape Horn d. to England 15. Francis Drake was the first English captain to sail into the Pacific Ocean by rounding the bottom tip of South America which is called; a. Cape Horn b. Cape Canaveral c. Cape of Good Hope d. Cape Fear e. Cape 7 years and 33 days o ...
European Explorers/Conquistadors
... remembered as man who discovered America. • Called people he met “Indians”. Made three more voyages (4 total) and died believing that he had achieved his goal of landing in the Indies. ...
... remembered as man who discovered America. • Called people he met “Indians”. Made three more voyages (4 total) and died believing that he had achieved his goal of landing in the Indies. ...
Exploration and Expansion Notes Name: ______KEY______
... b. Glory – discovering sea route to Asia c. ...
... b. Glory – discovering sea route to Asia c. ...
European Exploration
... The first Europeans to sail into Australian waters arrived in 1606. To reach Australia from Europe, ships sailed south along the west African coast to the Cape of Good Hope and then turned east across the Indian Ocean. For nearly two hundred years, ships from several European nations sailed to t ...
... The first Europeans to sail into Australian waters arrived in 1606. To reach Australia from Europe, ships sailed south along the west African coast to the Cape of Good Hope and then turned east across the Indian Ocean. For nearly two hundred years, ships from several European nations sailed to t ...
European Explorers/Conquistadors
... He turned his ship around after he sailed around the tip and did not continue. ...
... He turned his ship around after he sailed around the tip and did not continue. ...
GIL EANES 1 ST person to sail past Cape Bojador in 1433
... THE MAIN CHARACTERS Created on a foldable and placed on R4 ...
... THE MAIN CHARACTERS Created on a foldable and placed on R4 ...
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... mapped the Pacific, New Zealand and Australia in 1770, discovered and charted New Zealand and the Great Barrier Reef of Australia on his ship Endeavor provided the first accurate map of the Pacific died in a skirmish with islanders in Hawaii, ...
... mapped the Pacific, New Zealand and Australia in 1770, discovered and charted New Zealand and the Great Barrier Reef of Australia on his ship Endeavor provided the first accurate map of the Pacific died in a skirmish with islanders in Hawaii, ...
Chapter 3: Exploration and Colonization Study Guide
... Discovered by De Balboa but named by Ferdinand Megellan ...
... Discovered by De Balboa but named by Ferdinand Megellan ...
age of exploration (1450-1750)
... • Spanish nobles thought work was degrading (no innovations) • Muslim Moors and Jews were driven out • Spain had to send its riches to other countries who produced the good they needed. ...
... • Spanish nobles thought work was degrading (no innovations) • Muslim Moors and Jews were driven out • Spain had to send its riches to other countries who produced the good they needed. ...
PRINCE HENRY THE NAVIGATOR
... across the Atlantic was a negative result. **A study of records by Cambridge University reports that 81,000 people were traded and sold between 1450-1500.** ...
... across the Atlantic was a negative result. **A study of records by Cambridge University reports that 81,000 people were traded and sold between 1450-1500.** ...
Exploration FIB Notes
... Travel by sea was much quicker and more ______________________ than traveling by land. ...
... Travel by sea was much quicker and more ______________________ than traveling by land. ...
Europe Expands (To be completed using Pearson book)
... Describe the ships Small, triangular-sailed oceangoing ships. 4 interesting facts about Prince Henry the Navigator 1. Portuguese Prince. 2. Paid for voyages to Asia. 3. Funded advancements in ship design. 4. Funded a special school to train sailors in navigation. What area of the world did Portugue ...
... Describe the ships Small, triangular-sailed oceangoing ships. 4 interesting facts about Prince Henry the Navigator 1. Portuguese Prince. 2. Paid for voyages to Asia. 3. Funded advancements in ship design. 4. Funded a special school to train sailors in navigation. What area of the world did Portugue ...
Age of Exploration Powerpoint
... across the Atlantic was a negative result. • A study of records by Cambridge University reports that 81,000 people were traded and sold between 1450-1500. ...
... across the Atlantic was a negative result. • A study of records by Cambridge University reports that 81,000 people were traded and sold between 1450-1500. ...
Reading - Europeans Explore the New World
... Upon hearing great stories of the riches of the Americas, I dropped out of school and sailed to Santo Domingo in 1504 and settled in Cuba in 1511 I helped the Spanish army conquer Cuba. Hearing of a land to the west that had just been discovered that contained great wealth, I sailed for Mexico in 15 ...
... Upon hearing great stories of the riches of the Americas, I dropped out of school and sailed to Santo Domingo in 1504 and settled in Cuba in 1511 I helped the Spanish army conquer Cuba. Hearing of a land to the west that had just been discovered that contained great wealth, I sailed for Mexico in 15 ...
SS8 - Jeopardy Review
... The nickname of Prince Henry of Portugal - What is the Navigator By 1550 Portugal had trading posts in Africa, India, Southeast Asia and this South American country. - What is Brazil This fearless and ruthless explorer gained control of the Indian Ocean for Portugal. - Who was Vasco De Gama This was ...
... The nickname of Prince Henry of Portugal - What is the Navigator By 1550 Portugal had trading posts in Africa, India, Southeast Asia and this South American country. - What is Brazil This fearless and ruthless explorer gained control of the Indian Ocean for Portugal. - Who was Vasco De Gama This was ...
Reading Europeans Explore the New World
... Upon hearing great stories of the riches of the Americas, I dropped out of school and sailed to Santo Domingo in 1504 and settled in Cuba in 1511 I helped the Spanish army conquer Cuba. Hearing of a land to the west that had just been discovered that contained great wealth, I sailed for Mexico in 15 ...
... Upon hearing great stories of the riches of the Americas, I dropped out of school and sailed to Santo Domingo in 1504 and settled in Cuba in 1511 I helped the Spanish army conquer Cuba. Hearing of a land to the west that had just been discovered that contained great wealth, I sailed for Mexico in 15 ...
European Powers Stake Their Claims
... • 1497 – John Cabot (real name – Zuan Chaboto) was an Italian who led an English expedition to North America. • First European since the Vikings to set foot on the mainland of North America. (not Columbus) ...
... • 1497 – John Cabot (real name – Zuan Chaboto) was an Italian who led an English expedition to North America. • First European since the Vikings to set foot on the mainland of North America. (not Columbus) ...
6_1 - Early Explorations
... • New ships called caravels incorporated all these improvements! – Caravels drew little water and allowed explorers to venture up shallow inlets and rivers in order to make repairs to the ship. – Carried new weapons: muskets and cannons. ...
... • New ships called caravels incorporated all these improvements! – Caravels drew little water and allowed explorers to venture up shallow inlets and rivers in order to make repairs to the ship. – Carried new weapons: muskets and cannons. ...
Exploration and Expansion
... The Queen sent him to round the tip of South America and explore the west coast He made it to present day California and ...
... The Queen sent him to round the tip of South America and explore the west coast He made it to present day California and ...
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... o The European route to Australia was down the West coast of Africa east across the Indian Ocean. o In 1770, Captain James Cook, under orders of King George III sailed his ship the ENDEAVOUR and claimed the eastern Coast of Australia and the Island of Tasmania. o Cook named eastern Australia “New So ...
... o The European route to Australia was down the West coast of Africa east across the Indian Ocean. o In 1770, Captain James Cook, under orders of King George III sailed his ship the ENDEAVOUR and claimed the eastern Coast of Australia and the Island of Tasmania. o Cook named eastern Australia “New So ...
Bartolomeu Dias - RenHumanResources
... In 1481 he commanded a vessel in a flotilla that king john II of Portugal sent to the gold coast of Africa King gave Dias command of an expedition to continue the exploration of western coast of Africa Dias opened a sea route from Europe to the far east, which European merchants and statesmen consid ...
... In 1481 he commanded a vessel in a flotilla that king john II of Portugal sent to the gold coast of Africa King gave Dias command of an expedition to continue the exploration of western coast of Africa Dias opened a sea route from Europe to the far east, which European merchants and statesmen consid ...